Captain Benjamin Sisko was born in New Orleans on planet Earth in the year 2332. After Sisko
graduated from Starfleet Academy he met his future wife, Jennifer, at Gilgo Beach on Earth while he
awaited his first posting. After Benjamin and Jennifer got married they both had a little boy named
Jake. In the year 2367 during the battle of Wolf 359 the Starship Saratoga, Sisko was the ship's
executive officer, was lost to a Borg ship. Sisko managed to escape with his son Jake, although
Sisko's wife, Jennifer, was lost in the disaster. Three years later Sisko was assigned to take command
of the space station Deep Space Nine. Shortly after Sisko discovers a stable wormhole in the Denoris
Belt in the Bajoran system, linking the Alpha Quadrant to the distant Gamma Quadrant. According to
Bajoran beliefs, alien life-forms discovered by Sisko in the wormhole are a fulfillment of Bajoran
prophesy, making Sisko into the role Bajorans call the "Emissary". He is respected and has great
influence over the Bajorans, he even advised the Bajorans not to accept Bajoran acceptance into the
Federation. Sisko has also been given a ship, the Defiant, to defend his station from an oncoming attack
from the Dominion. Sisko now is one of the most important men in Starfleet, he even commanded a
mission on a Jem'Hadar battle ship to destroy the Ketracel-white supply in the Alpha Quadrant. Captain
Sisko also has been able to convince the Romulans to enter the Federation-Klingon/ Dominion war.

Colonel Kira Nerys

"Isn't that a coincidence I was hoping you weren't
married. "-Intendant Kira ,from the parallel universe, to her guard after
she tries to seduce him after he replies that she sentenced his wife to death.

Kira was born on the planet Bajor during the Cardassian occupation. Her mother was taken to DS9 to
become Dukat's comfort woman when Kira was very young. She grew up fighting the ruthless
Cardassian overlords on her home planet and became a terrorist at the age of 12 to help win Bajor's
independence. After the occupation Kira became the first officer of DS9. Major Kira recently had
Chief O'Brien, and Keiko O'Brien's son after a freak accident forced Doctor Bashir to transfer the
baby into Kira's body. Major Kira and Constable Odo have become romantically involved with each
other. Kira's faith was tested to the extreme when she gave up her body to the Prophets during the
reckoning.

Lieutenant Commander Worf

Worf is the first Klingon in the history of the Federation to become a Starfleet
officer. He was only six at the time of the Khitomer massacre where his whole
family and every one except for his Nanny and his brother where killed. Worf was
adopted by humans, Sergey and Helena Rozhenko, who live on Earth. Worf was
assigned to the Enterprise-D as the security chief shortly after graduating Starfleet
Academy. Worf has a son by the name of Alexander who lived with him for a while
but then moved with his grandparents on Earth. After the destruction of the
Enterprise-D Worf went on a extended leave to the planet Boreth. Shortly after he was
assigned to the station Deep Space Nine where he opposed Gowron and was
stripped of his families titles, he would finally get his title back. Worf at first had
trouble relating to station life and then decides to move his quarters to the Defiant.
Worf was assigned to the Rotarran under the command of Klingon General Martok
during the Federation/ Dominion war. Worf has also helped the Enterprise-E in
defeating the Borg Vessel that went back into history to destroy the first man made
warp vessel. Worf and Dax got married right after the retake of the space station
Deep Space Nine. While on an away mission Worf had to make a horrible choice,
to save his wife or save a Cardassian traitor with information on the Dominion.
Worf saved his wife and was told that he would probably never get his own
command because of it. Unfortunately Dax was killed while thanking the prophets
for letting Worf and her have a baby.

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Doctor Julian Bashir

Doctor Julian Bashir is a starfleet medical officer,
born 2342, assigned to the space station Deep Space Nine in 2369. Bashir
is a brilliant physician, having graduated second in his class. Bashir
is considered one of the brightest Doctors in the Federation, and even
once nominated for the Carrington Award. Bashir asked for Deep Space
Nine so he could practice frontier medicine. Later we found that as a young
boy of six Bashir was not very smart. His parents then decided to genetically
enhance his brain. Bashir's father was sent to a Federation prison for
two years because of his genetic background.

Miles Edward O'Brien

O'Brien was born in Ireland, Earth. He was previously
assigned to the maintenance and operation of the transporter on the U.S.S.
Enterprise-D. He was married to Keiko Ishikawa by Captain Picard, and also
had a baby aboard the Enterprise named Molly. After serving three years
on the Enterprise he was assigned to Deep Space Nine where he is in charge
of the maintenance of the station. Miles and Keiko had a baby boy on the
station while Kira gave birth to the baby.

Constable Odo

"He's particularly fond of the one called 'Louie, Louie."
-Odo to Kira, explaining that when he and O'brien go kayaking together
in the holosuites, the chief likes to sing ancient human sea chanteys to
help him keep a steady rhythm.

Odo is one of a hundred changeling infants sent off into
the galaxy by the Founders of the Dominion. The Bajorans raised him and
accepted him as one of them. Odo's true shape is a formless blob and he
sleeps in a bucket at night. Odo lost his shape shifting capabilities after
he killed one of his own people. During this time the Klingon Empire
gave Odo praise for helping find a changeling operative acting like the
Klingon General Martok. Later Odo found a baby changeling who
died and gave Odo back his powers to shape-shift. Odo has since made
a relationship with First Officer Major Kira Nerys. During the Federation/
Dominion war Odo was part of the station's Ruling Power.

Rom

Rom, also known as Quark's idiot brother,
has become a major character in the Star Trek Deep Space Nine continuing
saga. As Quark reached his Age of Ascension and left his homeworld
to seek fortune on his own, Rom stayed to seek other less important
interests. Rom's first wife, mother of their child Nog, unfortunately
left him and took all his profit. Later he came to work for his brother
as a waiter in his bar. While working for Quark he is mistreated
causing Rom and many others to form a labor union, which is against Ferengi
law. Shortly after forming the labor union he quits Quark's to pursue
work as a Bajoran diagnostic technician, for which he has superior knowledge.
In a years time Rom and Leeta, a Bajoran dabo girl working at Quark's,
get married Captain Sisko performed the ceremony. When the Dominion
took over the space station Deep Space Nine Rom was part of the underground
resistance that helped to get the station back. As the Federation/Dominion
was continues we find Rom becoming very helpful. Rom and Leeta offer
add a comedic value to the show that lightens the plot.

Ensign Nog

Nog is the first Ferengi to join starfleet. Nog is
the son of Rom and nephew of Quark. Nog's relationship with Jake
Sisko was helpful when getting into Starfleet Academy. Since Non-Federation
members cannot join Starfleet unless A Starfleet Captain writes a recommendation
letter Nog could not join. So he went to Captain Sisko and got a
letter of recommendation to join starfleet. Nog has somehow been
able to skip three years of the academy and has been given the rank of
ensign. He is assigned to the space station Deep Space Nine and the
starship Defiant.

Other Great Lines

"But if trouble breaks out, it's not
a viewscreen, or a chair, or even a sandwich you'll be wanting - it's a biobed, with a surgical
tissue regenerator."[Bashir]"Maybe, but right now I would settle
for a viewscreen" [Dax]"Or a chair" [Nog]"Or a sandwich." [O'Brien]

"Kick his butt."-Keiko
to O'Brien just before O'Brien heads into a racquetballmatch with Bashir in which Bashir
is odds-on favorite. in the episode Rivals

"See Brak acquire. Acquire, Brak,
acquire."-Quark, recounting a book he used
toread to Nog as a child. in the
episode "Accession"

"Well, the truth is usually just
an excuse for a lack of imagination." -Garak
to thesenior staff. from the episode
"Improbable Cause"

"It's a gift."-Quark
to Grilka after she comments that he must be quite a liar. fromthe episode "The
House Of Quark"